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The religion now entered upon the phase of intestinal dissensions, bitter animosities, schisms, and internecine strife. The pages of its history are henceforth filled with tales of dissension and disruption; of anathemas and accusations; of heresy and apostacy reiterated and reciprocated with increasing bitterness; of fratricidal assassinations and persecutions.--Professor Browne in "New History," p. x.
Subh-i-Azal is the Khalifa of the Bab and the Bahais are in bad faith when they deny it.--Nicolas, p. 20.
When inspiration and revelation failed, Baha did not disdain to benefit by the pointed argument of the dagger and the subtle persuasion of poison.--Vatralsky in "Amer. Jour. of Theology."
We cannot tolerate iniquity in God nor in one claiming to be God and we cannot conceive of God incarnate subject to the limitations of racial moral ideals.--R. E. Speer, p. 146.
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